VOL. XXIIl. NO. 1. 



SUPPLEMENT TO 



JANUARY 1, 1916. 



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H O R TICU L T U R E 



INDEX TO VOLUME. XXII 



Page 

 A 



Albany Florists' Club 507 



American Association of Nursery- 

 men 8, 36, 850 



American Association of Park Su- 

 perintendents. .69. 134, 244, 284, 348 

 American Carnation Society. . .71, 134 



506, 849 

 American Dahlia Society. . .^ri, 36, 134 



355, *440, 638 

 American Gladiolus Society. . .70, 282 

 American Rose Society. . .70, 133, 198 



322, 460, 538, 660, 768, 849 

 American Sweet Pea Society. 7, 39, 69 

 100. 133, 322, 768. 849 



*Angraecum eburneum 815 



♦Aquatic plants at San Francisco 



Exposition 566 



♦Aquatic pool and fountain 689, 700 



Ardisia 700 



Aspidistra 473 



Association. A new 322 



Aster and Begonia troubles 168 



Aster question. Pertinent advice 

 on the 446 



B 



Beetle foe to gipsy moth, Calo- 



soma 152 



Begonia and aster troubles 168 



Belgian enterprise 615 



Belgian plant shipments will be 



permitted 211 



Belgian plants arriving 542 



Belgian products, Importation of. 414 



♦Benwell, Thos. J 365 



Biennials at Glenside, Pa 376 



Boiler ratings and capacities 864 



Boston Fall show 603, *632 



Boston Flower Exchange 571 



Boston Market flower show 540 



Boston sweet pea exhibition. .. .44, 71 



Boston Spring show 300 



Botanical garden at Frederick, Md. 9 



♦Branch. A deformed 313 



♦Brassavola nodosa 847 



"Bringing I'p Father" 442 



British horticulture. .72. 104. 168, 318 

 347, 445. 535, 700, 748 



•Brock, C. L 507 



Buffalo Fall show 635 



*Bulb house, A modern built 492 



♦Burpee, W. Atlee 729, 776 



Business I roubles. 12, 79, 113, 147, 175 

 204, 313, 3.59, 462, 480, 551, 579. 641 

 675. 771, 778 



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Carnal ion growers. Two rc|uesen- 



tative 45 



Carnation supports 57 



Carnations, The Seven best 606 



Carnations, Field culture of 73 



Carnations in the South 164 



Catalogs received.. 10, 74. 122. 184, 204 

 280, 318, 382, 414, 478. 542, 574, 638 

 702, 818, 851 



Catlleyas for cut flowers 766 



Cedar of Lebanon 749 



♦Cemetery greenhouse. A 537 



Chicago Florists' Club 70, 379 



♦Chicago Flower Growers' Associa- 

 tion birectors 643 



Chicago Grand Floral Festival... 71 

 412, 442. 474. 505, 540, ♦SOg, 602, •657 

 633, 068 

 Christmas glory at Rutherford, 



N. .1 847 



Christmas story with a moral, A.. 763 

 ♦Chrysanthemum Bob Pulling 625 



Illustrated articles are marked with ♦ 



Page 

 ♦Chrysanthemum display at Phipps 



Conservatory 633 



♦Chrysanthemum Tiger 601 



Chrysanthemum Society of Amer- 

 ica 572, 638, 684, 698 



Cincinnati Florists' Society 69 



♦Clematis paniculata 273, 277 



Clematis plants. Preventing death 

 of 749 



Cleveland establishment, A pros- 

 perous 716 



Cleveland Florists' Club.. 39, 115, 378 

 814 



Cleveland Flower Show 13, 44, 108 



190, 441, 474. 505, 540, 569, 000, 601 

 633, 604, 666, *697 



Cleveland show to share profits.. 412 



Club and Society Notes... 26, 165, 244 

 322, 349, 3S1, 410, 476, 539, 556, 573 

 641, 675, 699, 733, 769, 814, 848 ■ 



Collections, For better 643 



Connecticut Horticultural Society 25 



322, 460 

 ♦Convention display by Art Floral 

 Co., San Francisco 305 



Corporations, New.. 15, 57. 83, 109, 202 

 248, 289, 350, 391, 416, 462, 483, 519 

 556, 576, 651, 702, 748, 771, 818 



Cotoneasters, Chinese 727 



Country Fair fruit and flower 

 show 570 



Cucumbers, Forcing 318 



*Cypripedium Rothschildianum 535 



Dahlia show at San Francisco 441 



Dahlia, Ode to the 696 



Damages awarded for injury by 



gas 590 



Delphiniums, Perennial 470 



♦Dendrobium Palconeri 721, 725 



♦Dipladenia splendens profusa.401, 411 

 *Dorner. H. B 104 



E 

 ♦Echinops ritro 61, 72 



Editorial: 



— The record of six months. The 

 test of fitness. For greater eifi- 

 ciency. Lively times ahead.... 6 



— The welcome rain. An inter- 

 esting paper. Will it work? 

 Summer trade prospects 34 



— A dilemma. The Dutch bulb 

 outlook. "A condition, not a 

 theory" 66 



— Express service improved. The 

 uses of adversity. Working 

 toward new ideals 98 



— Play time. Protecting the trees. 

 Thwarted plans 132 



—A good start. International af- 

 filiation. Wait for the "Special." 

 Where beauty should rule 162 



— Preparedness. The convention. 

 A trade booster. "Robbing Peter 

 to pay Paul." 194 



— The president's message. Big 

 May show for Boston. A point 

 for careful consideration 232 



— Houston grit. The gladiolus. 

 One lesson of the Convention. 

 The part of wisdom 278 



—A theory upset. After the del- 

 uge. The S. A. P 312 



—Resources undeveloped. Cleve- 

 land's way. Progress slow but 

 sure 344 



— Flower show crudeness. About 

 "overplanting." Futility of spas- 

 modic effort 374 



Page 

 —Massachusetts' place. Horticul- 

 ture's place. Abnormal colors 



in the landscape 406 



— Revolutionizing show- methods. 

 The dahlia show. The dahlia. 



"Handicaps" 438 



—"Good times." Ways and meth- 

 ods. Dahlia progress 472 



— About the Boston fern. Two 

 bean diseases. Bulbs of high 



degree ' 502 



—Getting out of the rut. An ex- 

 cellent suggestion. About the 



gypsy moth 536 



— Stand by the organizations. Go 

 in and win. Rejiorting the 



show 566 



—Indulgent .lack Frost. A thriv- 

 ing industry. An ethical ques- 

 tion 598 



— The street vendor championed. 

 The new "drive." Good seed 

 on fertile ground. Unrequited 



service 630 



— Horticulture in the ascendant. 

 Factors that make for success. 

 The status of the trade exhibi- 

 tion 662 



— Origin of the Boston fern. Com- 

 mercial unpreparedness. Look- 

 ing ahead 694 



—Welcome guests. Opportunity 



knocks again. In Memoriam.. 726 

 — Good wishes. One province of 

 the flower show. Still improv- 

 ing 762 



— A well-judged tribute. All in- 

 terests covered. Calling a halt. 

 The gardeners' awakening. 



Work ahead 810 



— Optimism. A golden opportun- 

 ity. Seems improbable. To 



enlist all interests 846 



Effect of the w-ar on American 



industries 524 



*Estate where gardening flour- 

 ishes, An 72 



'•'Euonymus vegetus 410 



fOuropean importation permits. 



Basis for 397 



Express rates increased 138 



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Fall flower shows 44 



Fern garden. The 337. 343 



Florists as advertisers and book- 

 keepers 771 



Florists' and Gardeners' club of 



Rhode Island 734 



Florists' Club of Philadelphia 



348, 476, 538, 620. 732, 768 



Florists' Club of Washington. .70, 638 



Florists' Hail Association 244 



Florists' opportunities on the 



Western coast 504 



Florists' Stock, Notes on culture 



of: 

 —Asters. Callas. Chrysanthe- 

 mums. Adiantums. Pansies. 



Solanums 5 



—Carnations. Calceolarias. Eas- 

 ter lilies. Mignonette. Cyprl- 

 pediums. Repairing boilers and 



piping .• 33 



— Chrysanthemums. Lorraine be- 

 gonias. Rambler roses. Prun- 

 ing flowering shrubs. Start 

 freesia bulbs. Perennial lu- 

 pines and larkspurs 65 



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